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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1907
Page
3
The referee who heard the evidence in the divorce suit of Mrs. Adelaide Mizner against her husband Wilson Mizner filed his report with Justice Bischoff, but the finding was not public. The decree will not be known until the referee's finding is confirmed.
An advertising piece touts Cascarets as a natural bowel aid replacing pills and purgatives. It compares exercise to sawing wood or a ten mile walk and claims Cascarets mimic that effect without stomach upset. The ten cent box fits a vest pocket and should be the genuine Sterling remedy CCC stamped product.
The will of artist Phebe Pickering Jenks was challenged by Barton Pickering Jenks and Ignaz Gaugengigl in Probate Court. The estate valued about 50 000 dollars favors Gaugengigl with a large bequest and life interest in the Otis place property while Jenks receives 5000 dollars and a life estate for the other contestant. Witnesses testified that Mrs Jenks was ill and likely not able to make a will, and a trust arrangement with New England Trust Company was proposed.
Ward 24 Councilman Bill Clark quits the Committee on Markets to allow his ally Ned Green to take a junketing trip. Clark, tied to a tanning firm, argues Green’s experience with hides suits city needs better. He says he must step down after Green could be released to join the trip.
The W Lord Mayor and the Liverpool corporation plan a public funeral for Rev. Dr. John Watson also known as Ian Maclaren. He died May 6 at Mt. Pleasant Iowa and his body will be brought to Liverpool by his widow.
New York May 10 Tom Johnson of Cleveland faces new troubles as his daughter Bessie Johnson separats from her Italian count husband amid a bitter dispute with her mother over the union The countess may seek a divorce and Mayor Johnson may be pressed for funds to settle the matter The daughter had been sent to dramatic school in New York and groomed for theater before marrying the Italian nobleman
Charleston invites sealed bids by May 15 1907 for purchase exchange or sale of 1 000 000 dollars of 80 year and 30 year 4 percent coupon bonds maturing 1909 with interest semi annual on July 1 and January 1.
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